Issue 1.02 - June 1995
"I'm lazy. That's why I like machines. They do things I would not have thought of."
Features
Under the friendly guise of a local partnership, King's Lynn has watched itself become the model of a Big Brother society. The rest of the country is going the same way. Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean they're not watching you too. By Simon Davies
Edgy, outrageous and smart, Duckman redefines animation even more than The Simpsons did. By Rogier van Bakel
Buggy G Riphead. By Hari Kunzru
Forget the telephone; steady on the superhighway. Peter Cochrane won't be happy until BT is communicating "experience". By Robin Hunt
PC Manufacturer Gateway 2000 grew into a multibillion-dollar business in just seven years. Charles Platt went to South Dakota to see how. Pictures by Norman Mauskopf
Sven Birkets believes that technology is leeching the spiritual out of human experience. By Harvey Blume
The Wired interview. Kevin Kelly talks to Brian Eno
Departments
Techno-lust
Just Use It
Electrosphere
By Robert Rossney
By Debbie Fellner
By Masha Gessen
By Jacques Leslie
By William Heath
Idées Fortes
By Jean Baudrillard
By Dave Winer
How would it be if everybody did it?